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March 22, 2011Winterthur presents ⁐aint, Pattern & People: Furniture of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 1725‱850,†from April 2 through January 8. This exhibition explores the colorful furniture of southeastern...
March 22, 2011It was like the olden days at Northeast Auctions March 5 and 6 when bidders crowded the Treadwell House gallery to standing-room-only proportions. The absence of Internet bidding enabled auctioneers...
March 22, 2011Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is the exclusive venue for the first retrospective of sculptural works by Pop Art master Jim Dine. As one of the most revered American artists, Dine has been...
March 22, 2011It is rare when the acquisition of a single collection of artworks transforms an established museum outlook and mission. Yet that, fortuitously, is what has happened at the beloved Florence Griswold...
March 22, 2011Now in its 42nd year, the Guilford Antiques Show continues to please. Smart and snappy in appearance, the show, a benefit for Guilford Hyland House, was conducted February 26 and 27.
March 22, 2011Freeman realized more than $4.7 million in its spring fine and decorative Asian arts auction on Saturday, March 19, that saw heated competition for a large and important Chinese blue and white Ming-style...
March 22, 2011Nearly 750 lots crossed the auction block over the weekend of February 18 during an impressive two-day sale conducted by Louis Dianni Auctions and Marine Art. As the firm name might suggest, marine...
March 22, 2011A dapper-looking Darien Antiques Show, the 44th annual, once again attracted a large and appreciative crowd over the weekend of March 4. Kicking the event off with a well-attended preview party, the show...
March 22, 2011For some reason, dealers seemed relaxed and smiling more than usual during setup at the Cross River Antiques Show. At least, this was the case at Cord Shows Ltd most recent edition of the show,...
March 22, 2011A singular Jacobean miniature, a Thomas Hope settee, a large and pristine British watercolor and a sculpture by contemporary Polish artist Monika Sosnowska are among the latest works approved for acquisition...
March 15, 2011Like a man in love, Brock Jobe was wildly smitten with a cache of previously unknown Portsmouth furniture offered in Skinner March 6 Americana sale. ⁉ can⁴ remember when a more impressive group...
March 15, 2011The Philbrook Museum of Art hosts ⁁merican Streamlined Design: The World of Tomorrow†through May 14. The exhibit focuses on a design era that emerged during the 1930s and 1940s, characterized...
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